The phrase "improve equipment" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express the idea of making something better, either through repair or upgrade. For example: "The company has invested heavily in research and development to improve equipment design and performance."
The complaints, reported by The Times in 2013, led to city, state and federal investigations, including an onsite inspection that sickened U.S. EPA officials and resulted in Allenco spending more than $1 million in cash penalties and on improvements needed to fix leaks, improve equipment and comply with state and federal laws.
From Blair, Charles demanded everything from urgent action to improve equipment for troops fighting in Iraq to the availability of alternative herbal medicines in the UK, a pet cause of the prince.
And despite industry efforts to improve equipment, older, far more dangerous guns and parts remain in use, a problem that Mr. Contois says the companies have done too little to warn about.
The men ignored or failed to fund other projects to repair, maintain and improve equipment and systems needed for compliance with environmental regulations, including addressing drainage problems in the containment area.
So as Governor McGreevey announced today that the state had reached a legal settlement and agreed to pay $188 million more in the next three years to increase staffing and improve equipment in the agency, he did not mention that across the hall, legislative leaders and the state treasurer were wrangling over the combination of tax increases and service cuts needed to avert a budget deficit.
To improve equipment lifetime subject to severe thermal stresses it is essential to know precisely the radiant tube temperature distribution.
The report makes 30 recommendations for improving equipment and training, including better helmets, seat restraints and an entry suit that automatically deploys a parachute.
Gen. James Jones, the Marine Corps commandant, has said that despite the $30 billion rise in the defense budget in the last two years, this year the Marines are short $1.4 billion for improving pay and conditions for personnel, modernizing repair shops, and maintaining and improving equipment.
"We're always improving equipment and our understanding of the tracks to try and be faster.
Some have added extra detectors as well as finishing, mending or improving equipment that was built for the first run.
Today, the small-cap company ($172 million market cap) creates and improves equipment and systems in several areas of government, ranging from defense to the environment to energy.
